DAY TRIP
NATIONAL PARK EXPERIENCES: HUSTAI NP
Trip Summary
On this adventure, you can visit national parks adjacent to Ulaanbaatar. National parks offer an excellent opportunity to learn about the country’s geology, geography, and wildlife. Mongolia is committed to protecting up to 30% of its territory as a park, making it an ideal destination for mountain trekking, horseback, and camelback riding. Hustai National Park, established in 1992, is home to over 400 healthy wild horses and is rich in archeological treasures and nomadic heritage, providing an excellent escape from the busy city lifestyle.
Trip Highlights
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT…
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Opportunities to see famous Takhi wild horses
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Exploration of ancient archaeological sites
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Immersion in traditional nomadic heritage
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Hiking and horse trekking adventures
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Informative introductory lecture about the park
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Convenient day trip from Ulaanbaatar
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Comfortable transfers in a private VIP touring van
THIS TRIP IS PERFECT FOR…
- Nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers
- History and archaeology buffs
- Adventure seekers interested in hiking and horse trekking
- Travelers looking for a convenient, short getaway.
- Individuals interested in experiencing traditional nomadic culture
- Families and groups seeking an educational and enjoyable outdoor experience
Map & Itinerary
Pricing
- All sightseeing excursions including all admission fees;
- All transfers;
- All transfers by private VIP touring van or coach including drinking water;
- English speaking guide with local knowledge, expertise, suggestions, and support throughout trip;
- All taxes and service charges.
Photos & Review
I just returned from the trip of a lifetime to Mongolia, sponsored by the Haub School of Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming and guided by Mongolia Quest. We visited national parks, monasteries, museums, the Flaming Cliffs in the Gobi and much more, with incredible insights and flawless logistics from our guides… Mongolia Quest co-owner, Badral, who also leads the Mongolian Ecology Center, along with his very able assistant, Odno. I can’t imagine more kind, knowledgeable and effective tour leaders and inspiring national leaders as well. They participated in Zoom orientation calls with us in advance of the trip, met us with smiling faces at the Chingis Khan airport, ensured our comfort and safety along the way, and left us with a much much greater appreciation for Mongolia, its history, and its people. The environmental education work they are doing with middle and high-school students through the Ecology Center is incredibly inspiring and worth supporting! I certainly intend to.
